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Attention
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
OCPD SEEKING THEFT SUSPECTS’ IDENTITY
On March 17, 2012 at approximately 4 p.m., Ocean City Police responded to the Wine Rack, located at 8501 Coastal Highway, in reference to a theft.
The manager of the Wine Rack advised that a bank bag containing a large amount of money was stolen from the Wine Rack. The money was in a blue colored bank bag in the back office of the Wine Rack. The Wine Rack’s video surveillance system captured the suspect taking the bag.
The OCPD has recovered video surveillance footage of the suspect committing the crime as well as several still images.
Clip number 1 – Shows one of the unidentified suspects entering the office and stealing the blue bank bag containing the money.
The subsequent investigation has revealed a total of four suspects working together to steal the bank bag. The suspects are described as follows:
SUSPECT 1: black male, medium build, wearing a knee length black colored coat, light blue knit hat, black shoes, bracelet on right wrist, blue jeans with designer torn knees.
SUSPECT 2: black male, medium build wearing a light grey sweatshirt, blue jeans and light colored boonie/fisherman’s hat.
SUSPECT 3: black male, medium build, short cropped hair cut, wearing blue jeans, dark colored jacket.
SUSPECT 4: black male, yellow construction hardhat, black hooded sweatshirt, blue jeans, yellow safety reflective vest.
The suspects were seen leaving the scene in the following vehicle describe as a: tan or gold colored older model four door passenger vehicle.
Clip number 2 – Shows the suspects’ vehicle as well as one of the suspects in the front parking lot of the Wine Rack just prior to the theft.
The OCPD is asking anyone with information related to this crime or the identity of the suspect, to contact the OCPD Criminal Investigation Division Detective Todd Speigle at: 410-520-5353 or 410-723-6604 or Detective Speigle directly by email: tspeigle@oceancitymd.gov.
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2 comments:
He knew exactly where to look and which drawer.......
As a store manager for many many years in the past you NEVER leave money unsecured. I don't care if it's in a drawer or not you don't leave money as a temptation for anyone and this includes employees and customers. This sounds like an inside job because how did they even know about a back office and where were all the employees at? Something doesn't sound right with this and I'd start with the store manager.
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